I am writing this column from Mexico where I am vacationing with my family. We are quite new to the... View Article
Local car crash and injury statistics are used to explain how unnecessary car crashes are and to demonstrate how frequently they occur. Hergott’s One Crash is too Many campaign gains headway in the eyes of his fans and is featured on CBC radio.
The potential benefits of mediation are discussed with respect to the negotiation dispute between the B.C. government and teachers. Mediation adds pressure to both parties to come to an agreement or else the case goes to the courts where the outcome can be unpredictable.
An elderly pedestrian was killed in a car crash; it was barely reported in the news. Paul makes a plea to the public to stop accepting car crashes as an inevitable and acceptable part of society. An invitation is sent out to participate in a local car crash story testimony book: The Faces Behind the Figures B.C. edition.
Our Court of Appeal, in a decision released February 9, 2012, has given its endorsement to an important application of... View Article
I took another step this morning in a campaign I have initiated to prevent car crashes. I am cautiously optimistic... View Article
I am straying way off topic this week. Consider it a public service message. I hope to save some folks... View Article
With a legal practice dedicated to a very narrow area of law, I often feel like a broken record when... View Article
I had a front row seat to witness the ugly side of insurance this past weekend. No, this isn’t another... View Article
In my September 15, 2011, column, “Only winners are the lawyers in insurance claim lawsuits”, I promised to answer the... View Article
I’m gonna have to throw myself a party because the column marks my fifth anniversary as a weekly columnist with... View Article
Not just a ban on handheld devices; an outright ban on the use of all portable electronic devices, even hands-free.... View Article
